Are there any "bad areas" in The Woodlands?

[ParaguaneroSwag]

Originally Posted by LocalPlanner

Actually it's really only the suburban areas that are still big-majority Anglo where conservatives really dominate. Fort Bend County has upper middle class areas that are liberal or trending liberal. North Katy, a middle class area where Anglos are a minority, is dominantly "blue" and has been since the Obama administration. There are other suburban areas that are "purple."

Pearland isnt dominately blue but is getting there.

[Redlionjr]

Originally Posted by ParaguaneroSwag

Hope you know I was joking guys

My fault, sometimes you never really can tell on C-D. Lol

[AcresHomes44]

Originally Posted by ParaguaneroSwag

Hope you know I was joking guys

You’re good with me. I was just saying how those in the streets won’t see it that way.

[curbur]

Originally Posted by LocalPlanner

Actually it's really only the suburban areas that are still big-majority Anglo where conservatives really dominate. Fort Bend County has upper middle class areas that are liberal or trending liberal. North Katy, a middle class area where Anglos are a minority, is dominantly "blue" and has been since the Obama administration. There are other suburban areas that are "purple."

I should have specified I really only meant NW to N Houston along highway 6/fm 1960, aka areas from 290, 249, I-45 N, & 59 N, or in other words Cypress, Tomball, Spring, Woodlands, Kingwood since that was the earlier focus of this thread. You're correct about Sugarland & Katy, but I never think of or go to those areas, whereas Cypress, Tomball & The Woodlands are my stomping grounds.

[LocalPlanner]

Originally Posted by curbur

I should have specified I really only meant NW to N Houston along highway 6/fm 1960, aka areas from 290, 249, I-45 N, & 59 N, or in other words Cypress, Tomball, Spring, Woodlands, Kingwood since that was the earlier focus of this thread. You're correct about Sugarland & Katy, but I never think of or go to those areas, whereas Cypress, Tomball & The Woodlands are my stomping grounds.

OK I see. Yes, much of that area is still "red", though I believe the parts of Cypress near SH 6 / FM 1960 are fairly "purple" now.

[hbcu]

Tamina is the bad part lol

[AcresHomes44]

Crime in The Woodlands is much lower than in the rest of the Houston metro. I'll put it this way: Compared to Greenspoint, the Antoine/Acres Homes area, Gulf Bank corridor, The Woodlands is utopia. You can probably walk around The Woodlands after dark and won't nothing happen to you.

[Redlionjr]

Originally Posted by hbcu

Tamina is the bad part lol

I know your joking but I wouldn’t want ppl to get the wrong impression of Tamina. Underdeveloped rural area full of Black people but definitely doesn’t have crime or anything like that.